The Indonesian stock market has shown signs of recovery after a six-day losing streak.
The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) halted its decline and closed just above the 6,980-point mark.
Analysts are cautiously optimistic about the global outlook for Asian markets, buoyed by an improved perspective on interest rates.
On Friday, the JCI rose by 0.09 percent, with mixed performances among financial and cement companies.
Bank CIMB Niaga saw a slight increase, while other major banks faced declines.
The positive lead from Wall Street, with major U.S. indices rebounding, has influenced market sentiment.
Oil futures settled higher on Friday, reflecting a slight recovery as the dollar weakened.
The performance of individual stocks within the JCI has been varied, with some posting gains and others facing significant declines.
The outlook for the Indonesian stock market appears cautiously optimistic, with potential for momentum as the global economic landscape improves.